
The most versatile suppressor in the Banish line, the Banish 30 works with all of your rifle calibers from .17 to .30 caliber magnums.
- Modular Suppressor ( 7″ or 9″)
- Below hearing safe
- Multi-Caliber .17 to .300 WBY

Designed for smaller, center-fire calibers, the Banish 223 will fit all rifles .224 and smaller. With a 34db sound reduction, the Banish 223 is below hearing safe.
- Lightest option for .224 and below
- Low blowback for your AR
- Rated for limited full-auto

The Banish 30 Gold is a quick-detach, 30 caliber suppressor and is rated for rimfire to .300 RUM. Premium accessory package included.
- Quick detach suppressor
- Weighs only 13.2 oz
- 2 muzzle brakes included

The Banish 338 is the quietest and most compact .338 suppressor. Made with titanium and Inconel the Banish 338 weighs only 17.5oz.
- Magnum .338 RUM and below
- Titanium and inconel construction
- 1.5″ diameter tube

Designed for rimfire rifles and pistols, .22 caliber and smaller. The Banish 22 is as close to “Hollywood Quiet” as you can get without sound effects.
- Full titanium construction
- Easily serviced for cleaning
- Our quietest rimfire suppressor

Designed for use with a wide assortment of rifle calibers including .338 Lapua up to the .45-70 Government as well as pistol calibers.
- Multi-Caliber suppressor
- Industry standard hub mount – 1.375×24
- Sound reduction of 34.5db and lower

Rated for calibers up to the .300 Remington Ultra Magnum (RUM), the Banish Backcountry utilizes six baffles that drop the decibel level down to 135 dB
- Ultralight, hunting suppressor
- Industry standard hub
- Only weighs 7.8oz

The SoLo 22 is a popular rimfire suppressor that utilizes aircraft grade aluminium and is anodized matte black.

The Resonator R2 is a quick detach silencer for .308 hosts.

The Resonator K is a quick detach silencer for .308 hosts.

The Xtreme Duty Suppressor (XDS) is a thread mounted silencer for 5.56mm rifles and machine guns.

300 caliber (7.62mm) centerfire rifle silencer. This fully welded silencer offers adaptability and reduced recoil.

Before the LRT Sound Suppressor was designed it spent a long time in development.

The Gemtech MIST-22 is an integrated barrel that provides a unique shooting experience.

Reduces sound pressure levels of .22 LR to an average of 113.2 dB with standard velocity ammunition.

The AWC Turbodyne is the most compact, effective, and quiet .50 caliber suppressor available on the market.

The AWC Thor Turbodyne is the most compact, effective, and quiet .50 caliber suppressor available on the market today.

Lightweight option for all .22 caliber platforms, including 5.56mm rifles

Built for all .22 caliber platforms, including 5.56mm rifles

Built with an aluminum and titanium body the SR-30ALTi provides a lightweight option for any.30 Caliber or smaller firearm

Built for all .30 caliber platforms and smaller

Designed to work perfectly with your Barrett M107A1.

The 9.5″ is a magnum class, very robust, thread-on can suppressor that is used for .338 RUM and .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge rifles.

The 9.5″ is a magnum class, very robust, thread-on can suppressor that is used for .338 RUM and .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge rifles.

The 9.5″ is a magnum class, very robust, thread-on can suppressor that is used for .338 RUM and .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge rifles.

The 9.5″ is a magnum class, very robust, thread-on can suppressor that is used for .338 RUM and .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge rifles.

The Elite Iron Alpha is 14” long, 2” in diameter, and weighs 4 lbs 2 oz. There are two thread pitches available- 1 x 14 or 7/8 x 14.

The X project was our challenge to come up with a new suppressor not just in design but also in the way our industry builds suppressors.

The Harvester Evo provides the everyday shooter and hunter with a robustly built, short, and lightweight suppressor.

The Sandman-S is the shorter version suppressor in Dead Air’s notorious Sandman 7.62mm silencer line.
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No matter if you are using a modern sporting carbine or a high powered hunting rifle, Silencer Central has what you are looking for. Along with our true multi-caliber, all-titanium BANISH Suppressors, we carry an assortment of the most popular silencers on the market today. With silencers to fit any budget, take a look, and see why we are America’s #1 silencer dealer!
No, rifle silencers are actually legal in 42 U.S. states. Only 9 states (California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, Hawaii and Washington D.C). ban individual ownership of silencers or suppressors.
Lucky for you, Silencer Central is here to make the process easy! We are licensed in all 42 states where rifle silencers are legal. If you want to learn more about regulations in your state, check out our state-by-state guide on silencer ownership.
And if you happen to be traveling with your suppressor, the good news is that, unlike other NFA items, you don’t have to notify the ATF when you travel or relocate.
Absolutely. In fact, rifles are by far the most common type of firearm on which to mount a silencer. Like rifles, silencers are common among hunters. Your hunting rifle should definitely have a silencer, because first and foremost, they reduce noise pollution. Meaning you’re not going to scare off every critter in a 10 mile radius.
But silencers also reduce recoil, muzzle blast, and the risk of hearing damage. They also are known to increase accuracy, helping you make that once-in-a-lifetime shot. Some rifles can also be integrally suppressed to reduce noise even more. They also have important safety benefits, like allowing you to be more aware of your surroundings. Without having to wear hearing protection, you can listen for sounds of other predators or hunters.
Well the jury’s out on this one, because there is so much that affects a suppressor’s dB testing at any given time. A gunshot’s volume, measured in decibels, or “dB”, depends on the weight, caliber, and speed of the bullet, the length of the barrel, not to mention how fast the gunpowder is burning. A gunshot can also be impacted by something as simple as temperature or humidity.
Price is not necessarily indicative of quality. But material is. The best suppressors are made out of 100% titanium. Titanium is both lightweight and quicker at cooling hot muzzle gas than steel or aluminum.
If we had to choose a quietest silencer to recommend, we’d suggest the BANISH 30 multi-caliber suppressor, because it has the highest sound reduction in comparison to its competitors of similar weight and material.
What is the best rifle suppressor? This is up for debate, but we’re partial to the BANISH line of silencers. BANISH suppressors are the original multi-caliber suppressors, making them incredibly versatile and able to fit more than just one gun. Our BANISH suppressors were designed to be most user friendly silencers on the market, without sacrificing quality.
When buying a suppressor, you should make sure to think about what caliber you need, what material it’s made out of, how it will impact your performance (ie. point-of-impact shift, velocity, recoil), whether you need a threaded barrel, if you’re interested in subsonic shooting, getting the paperwork done with the ATF, and price.
You should also consider how and why you’ll be using it. Are you hoping to reduce noise pollution? Increase the accuracy of your shots? Trying to reduce the risk of hearing loss? All these factors will contribute to the type of silencer that works best for you.
When you fire a round, burning gas builds up pressure behind the bullet and thrusts it down your bore. When the bullet leaves, a burst of host gas exists behind it, releasing a loud noise.
In comes a silencer. A silencer slows down the gas by redirecting it through a series of baffles before it can escape the silencer. This allows any unburnt powder to finish burning off, which reduces muzzle flash. It also gives the gas more time to slow down and cool, so that when it does escape the silencer, it’s moving slower and under less pressure, which means it’s also quieter.
If you want to learn more about how silencers work and get into the nitty gritty, check out our article, “An Inside Look at How Suppressors Work”.
Choosing the right silencer can be complicated. There are a ton of different factors that come into play, including ones you may not have thought about. These include things like material, weight, length, caliber compatibility, price, and whether or not it’s threaded.
You might also want to consider how you are using it. Is your silencer going on a rifle or a .22? Is it a hunting rifle, or one you keep for protection? What are your goals? To reduce the risk of hearing loss? Have less noise pollution? Increase your shot’s accuracy? Reduce recoil? All these factors make a difference.
That’s why the Silencer Central team is here to help. Our sales staff will walk you through the process from start to finish, from choosing the right silencer, to filling out the paperwork, and getting it in your hands.